Young Household Worker Recycled textiles, hand woven scraps from Guatemala, fringe, threads on rusty rebar, 18 x 15½ x 2” 2014 - 2017

Patched Toddler Recycled hand woven textiles from India and South America, denim, label on rusty rebar, 11½ x 8½ x 1” 2014 - 2018

Scrappy Survivor Vintage textiles with mirrors, fabric scraps, threads on rusty rebar, 10½ x 16 x 1" 2006-2020

Tattered Vintage textiles on rusty rebar, 20 x 16 x 1” 2006-2020

Hungry Boy Recycled textiles from India and South America, weaving scraps, cord, threads on rusty rebar. 13 x 15 ½ x 1” 2017

Little Lost Girl Ripped, distressed recycled textile from India, hand stitching and threads on rusty rebar, 10 x 15½ x 1” 2016

Baby Recycled blanket by Emily Harrington, tack, cord, restitching threads on rusty rebar, 10 x 11½ x 1” 2015

Hand me down Recycled textiles on rusty rebar, 16 x 13 x 1” 2006-2020

Little Striped T-Shirt Recycled textiles (India, Japan Guatemala, Poland, Mexico, USA), drop cloth, rust, red earth, mirror, hat, shoe clothing, cardboard, game box from Eastern Europe, wood doll bed headboard, found objects. 5’ x 7’ x 6” 2019 *Children’s clothing and toys show the despair of sliding into poverty…

Little Striped T-Shirt (Detail) Recycled textiles (India, Japan Guatemala, Poland, Mexico, USA), drop cloth, rust, red earth, mirror, hat, shoe clothing, cardboard, game box from Eastern Europe, wood doll bed headboard, found objects. 5’ x 7’ x 6” 2019 *Children’s clothing and toys show the despair of sliding into poverty…

120 Million Acrylic, red earth, oil, oil stick, crayon, drop cloth, textiles, paper, tape, cardboard, found objects, rust, mirror, wire mesh, lock, 4’ x 6’ x 4” 2019 *From a viewer: “It’s as if someone told a group of privileged children the truth about how most of the world’s children suffer, and they made this together, crying.”

120 Million (Detail) Acrylic, red earth, oil, oil stick, crayon, drop cloth, textiles, paper, tape, cardboard, found objects, rust, mirror, wire mesh, lock, 4’ x 6’ x 4” 2019 *From a viewer: “It’s as if someone told a group of privileged children the truth about how most of the world’s children suffer, and they made this together, crying.”